Historic place · Washington, DC
Connecticut Avenue Bridge over Klingle Valley
Connecticut Avenue Bridge over Klingle Valley is identified in the National Register of Historic Places under stable source record nrhp-4000448. Connecticut Avenue Bridge over Klingle Valley is a historic structure in Washington, DC, listed in the National Register of Historic Places since 2004 and recognized for its significance in architecture; transportation; community planning and development. Its listing is documented by the National Park Service. Connecticut Avenue Bridge over Klingle Valley has a source-record listing date of 2004-05-21.
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- Connecticut Avenue Bridge over Klingle Valley has a source-record listing date of 2004-05-21.
- Connecticut Avenue Bridge over Klingle Valley is a historic structure in Washington, DC, listed in the National Register of Historic Places since 2004 and recognized for its significance in architecture; transportation; community planning and development. Its listing is documented by the National Park Service.
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Connecticut Avenue Bridge over Klingle Valley is a historic structure in Washington, DC, listed in the National Register of Historic Places since 2004 and recognized for its significance in architecture; transportation; community planning and development. Its listing is documented by the National Park Service.
Source: nps-officialListing context
Connecticut Avenue Bridge over Klingle Valley has a source-record listing date of 2004-05-21.
Source: nps-officialCited fact
Connecticut Avenue Bridge over Klingle Valley is identified in the National Register of Historic Places under stable source record nrhp-4000448.
Source: nps-officialCounty or jurisdiction
District of Columbia, DC
Source: nps-officialRecorded classification
STRUCTURE; ARCHITECTURE; TRANSPORTATION; COMMUNITY PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT
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